[TRENDING] Interactive Map Of Africa
Major Rowley
Current e-learning models are imperfect. In the future, educators and policy makers developing these models will need to work out how to best conceptualize and utilize online learning and improve the delivery and content of online courses, while making them more interactive and relevant to local contexts. At any rate, younger generations that grow up hooked on mobile devices and have a large share of social interactions online will be more receptive to digital education. U.S. employers, for instance, are already more accepting of online degrees than in the past decade.
Down the road, after several years of online measurements have been established for a trend, a subtler reporting style may be appropriate. For example, if the long arc of trending on a question bears out that a mode switch had little if any effect, then it may be reasonable to move language about the mode change from the body of charts and report text to footnotes. If, however, the data suggest that mode had a meaningful effect on the estimates, then retaining the clear signaling in charts and report text would be advisable.
The Chinese Loans to Africa (CLA) Database is an interactive data project tracking loan commitments from Chinese development finance institutions (DFIs), commercial banks, government entities and companies to African governments, state-owned enterprises and regional institutions.
Factsheet Air Pollution and Your Health Our new factsheet spotlights key health impacts from air pollution. The factsheet is currently available in English and will be made available in other languages in the next few weeks. StoryMap Air Pollution and Health: The Global Impacts of Fossil Fuels This first-of-its-kind interactive web resource provides a global overview of the role of fossil fuel combustion on air quality and health. Report State of Global Air Report 2020 The State of Global Air 2020 provides a comprehensive global report card on the levels and trends in air quality and health for every country in the world. ResourcesReports and Resources
These interactive maps provide a glimpse into the overall patterns of black migration in the United States between 1920 and 2010. One charts the movement of blacks from their states of origin to key destination cities in the North, the other follows the more recent movement in reverse to the South.
Data displayed are reported through The European Surveillance System (TESSy) in accordance with the ESAC-Net reporting protocol. The Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification system is used for the allocation of antimicrobials in groups. The latest ATC/DDD (Defined Daily Dose) index is applied to consumption data in all years. Please note that in 2019 major alterations were made to DDDs for some antibiotics. As a result, the data displayed in the interactive database differ from the data in historical annual epidemiological reports.
The interactive AMC dashboard includes data and trends for the EU/EEA and individual countries as reported for both the community and hospital sectors. Data are presented up to the fourth level of ATC classification. Antibiotic consumption is expressed as the number of DDDs per 1 000 inhabitants per day as reported in ESAC-Net Annual Epidemiological Reports and tonnes per year as reported in joint inter-agency antimicrobial consumption and resistance analysis reports (JIACRA). Enhanced antimicrobial consumption surveillance tools are included to visualise various quality indicators for antibiotic consumption.
The SARS-CoV-2 Africa dashboard is an interactive tool that enables visualization of SARS-CoV-2 genomic information in African countries. The customizable app allows users to visualize the number of sequences deposited in each country, and the variants circulating over time. Our dashboard enables near real-time exploration of public data that can inform policymakers, healthcare professionals and the public about the ongoing pandemic.
Africa has generated a wealth of genomic surveillance data, with more than 129,000 SARS-CoV-2 genomes currently available on GISAID. The SARS-CoV-2 Africa dashboard is the first detailed online, real-time and interactive tool produced for the Global South. It provides simple and clear graphics that are easy to interpret and equips developers to analyse and visualize the data themselves, by allowing manual input of data via custom csv files, formatted as per the provided template (Supplementary Information). Our dashboard makes often intimidating and complex genomic data accessible to all users, and can be used to inform policy and guide the public health response in Africa and for Africa. All datasets used in our dashboard are in publicly accessible repositories. Genomic data are available from the GISAID database ( ). The SARS-CoV-2 Africa dashboard is freely available at -africa/. Source code is available at -KRISP/SARS-Cov-2-Africa-dashboard. Supplementary methods are available at
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